Remington blade etch

[espn77]

I was looking threw my C-5 catalog. Got to thinking. There are a lot of etched I've never seen before. From different scout knives, cattle knives, stockman knives, electrician knives. I'll post a fee pictures out of the catalog. Then some out of my collection. I'd love to see some of the different etched blades you guys have.

[espn77]

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[AREMINGTONSEDGE]

Beautiful knives Keith! Great looking etch on each knife!

[espn77]

Thanks Rocky. Have you ever seen some of the cattle, or stockman etchs?

[AREMINGTONSEDGE]

I have Keith I may have a few to post in the near future.

[Remumc]

Here is a Powell River Sales Co LTD with PRS Co shield. 4" closed and has one of my most favorite blade patterns the Muskrat or Turkish clip. As I recall I was told this was a timber or lumber company in British Columbia Canada?

[espn77]

Remumc, I really like your knife. Lucky to still have the etch so you know what P.R.S.CO stands for. I have a knife that I assume had an etch at one time but it gone now. Only ESCO PACKING on the shield. I've tried to research it but haven't been able to find anything.

[RalphAlsip]

Here is an example of the Remington H-T-T Trapper blade etch.

[espn77]

That sure is nice Jerry. Here is a blade on a R2105. I'm under the impression that THEDE was a hardware store in the Midwest. But not certain.

[AREMINGTONSEDGE]

Mighty fine men...mighty fine indeed.

[Remumc]

I posted this before but it is worth another look and fits in with the etch theme of this thread. Survived since Christmas 1927.

[Remumc]

Another repeat and more leg knives from the 1920's this time Nehi knives.

[RalphAlsip]

Very nice group of leg knives!

[AREMINGTONSEDGE]

Makes me want to whistle at those purty legs! Great example of the Raybestos knife. Very very nice!

[espn77]

Remumc, that right up there with one coolest things I've ever seen. The box, knife, coin, paper. I love seeing those rare, one of a kind items. Thanks

[thefarside]

R7945 Pen with etch

[espn77]

That's very nice thefarside

[thefarside]

A couple of interesting whittlers. The pearl is a R6594 etched Wesson Company. The Bone Serpentine whittler has no pattern number.

[espn77]

Thefarside, That's a pretty interesting bone whittler knife you posted. I think it's a R7593. Remington didn't seem to use that style file blade on very many knives and when I look at the knife the long pull nail Nick is kind of short and close to the tang, making it a little difficult to open. Not a really high dollar knife but sure is a unique knife. And yours is really nice still having the etch. Mine isnt in near the condition.

[philco]

I love the bone on that one Keith.

[Remumc]

I really like that style of manicure blade! Thanks for showing those. And first time I recall seeing that Wesson etch.
Another type of manicure blade on this R6554 with no etch.

[thefarside]

Thanks for the comments on the etched knives I posted, I do have one correction to make - the Pearl Whittler with the Wesson etch is actually a R6534, sorry for any confusion.
Jim

[Miller Bro's]

Here's one Keith.

[espn77]

Wow Dimitri. That right there is very nice. The ones I have don't have an etch. You have some great knives.

[Miller Bro's]

Thank you Keith

You have a beautiful Remington knife collection